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    VESSEL NAME:   Wyandotte
    OTHER NAME(s): -
    OFFICIAL NO:   205458
    DATE OF LOSS:  1967
    REASON:        Scrapped
    LOCATION:      Humberstone, Ont.
    RIG TYPE:      Propeller, self unloading bulk freighter
    HULL TYPE:     Steel
    BUILDER:       Great Lakes Engineering Works, Ecorse, MI - 1908
    OWNER(S):      Orig. Wyandotte Transportation Co.
                   Final - Transeastern Associates
    MASTER:     -
    TONNAGE:    2450 gt
    DIMENSIONS: 346 x 45.2 x 24
    CASUALTIES: 0
    SURVIVORS:  0

                Built as a self unloader to carry crushed stone between
             Alpena and Wyandotte.  Hailed as the strongest steamer on
             the lakes at launch.
             
                June 26, 1911 collision with schooner Emma L. Nielsen
                (total loss of schooner) at Point aux Barques.
                
                Changed hands several times during 1965-1966.  Scrapped
             at Humberstone, Ontario in 1967.   

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Sources: The Montreal Gazette - 4 July 1908
         Merchant Vessel List, 1911 (losses), 1920